Replacing a failed system in South Redlands or building on land out toward the canyons? Septic installation in Redlands means working with older parcels, established trees, and county requirements that have tightened considerably since the original systems went in.
Many Redlands replacements are upgrades by necessity: the old 750-gallon tank no longer meets code, or the original leach field has reached the end of its life. We design the replacement to current San Bernardino County standards — sized by our in-house engineers, permitted by us, installed by our own crews and equipment — and where lots are tight or soils are slow, we build seepage pits or engineered systems that fit the property instead of forcing a standard layout where it will not work.
What We Handle
- Failed-system evaluations and honest replace-vs-repair advice
- Engineered designs sized to current code
- Tank replacement with proper abandonment of the old tank
- Seepage pits and engineered systems for difficult lots
- All permits and county inspections included
Why Redlands Calls Valley Drilling First
Three generations, family-owned since 1950. California C-42 licensed, bonded, and insured. Our own trucks, rigs, and operators — and our own engineering department, so nothing gets subbed out or guessed at. A real neighbor answers the phone seven days a week, 8 AM to 8 PM.
Get a Free Estimate →More answers on our Septic FAQ, or read about our company. Try the tank size and pump-out calculators for a quick ballpark.
We cover the whole region: see our San Bernardino County septic services and the full Inland Empire service area.